<VV> passenger side mirror

[airvair]

The difference is in the swivel part that attaches the mirror head to
the base. It's pressed into the base in the opposite direction than the
left hand mirror. Hard to recognize unless you know what you're looking
for. I think the part number is 3912201. And no, I don't have one, but
have seen them on any number of late model Corvairs (usually 5's or
'6's). They were usually dealer installed.

-Mark

"N. Joseph Potts" wrote:
> 
> Mark -
> How would one identify this right-hand mirror? No doubt, it's easier with
> one of each in hand, so assuming that we do, WHERE are we looking for a
> different angle? The "stem" vis a vis the base, or where? What would be the
> part number(s) of the genuine GM version(s) of this rare animal? Do you have
> one of these things, yourself?
> 
> Joe Potts
> Miami, Florida USA
> 1966 Corsa coupe 140hp 4-speed with A/C with identical repro mirrors on each
> side.
> 
> 
> There is actually a right hand outside rearview mirror for Corvairs.
> It's got an "opposite hand" angle on it that allows it to have the same
> field of adjustment as the left hand mirror. If you use a left hand
> mirror on the right hand, you end up with just the situation Marc has.
> 
> -Mark